When professional cakes go horribly, hilariously wrong

Cake Wrecks is a blog that collects examples of really bad professional cakes. Jen, who runs the blog, explains the concept as follows: "A Cake Wreck is any cake that is unintentionally sad, silly, creepy, inappropriate - you name it. A Wreck is not necessarily a poorly-made cake; it's simply one I find funny, for any of a number of reasons". The site has been nominated for three Bloggies

This was the cake that started it all off. The customer presumably said: "Write 'Best wishes Suzanne'. Underneath that: 'We will miss you'"

The mother-to-be was having triplets, so the customer ordered a cake with "congratulations" written on it three times

This story clearly illustrates the problem with ordering over the phone:
[answering phone] "Cakey Cake Bakery, Jill speaking! How can I help you?"
"Hi, I need to order a cake for my boss. We have a photo of him playing golf that we'd like to put on it, though - can you do that?"
"Of course! Just bring the photo in on a USB drive and we'll print it out here."
"Great, I'll bring it by this afternoon."
Later...
"Hey, Jill, what am I putting on this cake?"
"Oh, check the counter; I left the jump drive out for you there."
[calling from the back room] "Really? This is what they want on the cake?"
"Yeah, the customer just brought it in."
"Okey dokey!"

Jen says: "If your message is "Philip...Woohoo!", and you actually have to say the words "dot dot dot", be prepared for just about anything"

Marry Christnos? Same to you

Yes, let's!

Jen says: "I'm not really sure what the "20th" denotes: 20 years of being a "dad"? 20 "children"? Or maybe the cake is for the 20th "dad" to come along? Eh?"

Jen writes: "Now remember, kids: crime doesn't pay"

"We'll wish you luck, but we don't have to be happy about it," notes Jen

Sasha probably wasn't too happy when her colleagues gave her this

And then there are the disturbing cakes. If you received this one, you'd have nightmares for years

Jen says: "The plastic clone babies wearing naught but mohawks are bad enough, but then they're also riding carrots. What do you do with that? It looks like some kind of perverted vegetable rodeo, or maybe a bizarre clone military exercise, what with their little plastic fists raised high in identical salutes. And what kind of occasion calls for a "naked babies riding carrots" decor, anyway? No, wait, maybe I don't want to know"

Jen notes that the strange brown pile on top of this cake leads one to wonder just what their "specialty" is

And finally, Jen notes, maximum irony has now been achieved. Yep, it's a Fail cake Fail. See many, many more hilarious examples at cakewrecks.blogspot.com/